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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-07

WIDENING MERCHANT AND ALAKEA
STREETS.

The widening of Merchant and Ala
ga streets was long ago approved and
camages assessed. To assist the Gov
ernment and hasten the completion of
the work Colonel Spreckels and MIR. A i.
J. Cartwright conveyed the frontaees
owned by them respectively on Merchant
street to the public without charging one
cent therefor, although Colonel Spreck
els was entitled to 81, 416 20 and Mr..
cartwright to $345 80 damages after de-
Quoting the "betterment' in each case
The acceptance OF this property by the
Government in the circumstances men
toned involved on its part an obligation
ID execute the work within a reasonable
time. But although many months have
passed since then nothing whatever has
Jeen attempted. The Mutual Telephone
buIldlng, which stands upon Mr.. Cart
Wrlght's property, is almost inaccessible
IN wet weather, Merchant and AIakea
streets at their intersection near that
point, and in many other places, being
several inches deep with mud and
5lush. During heavy showers the storm
water rushes down Alakea street in tor
rents, and has cut deep channels across
1t IN several places, which are dangerous
toVehicles if not even to life.
o Were Alakea street widened through
out to Queen street it would greatly re-
iieve the heavy traffic which is now
necessarily confined to Fort street, and
add largely to the value of the Govern
ment and private land lying between
Queen street and the city front. The
widening of Merchant street to Palace
square would also draw good deal OF
carriage traffic from Fort street, and les
sen the risk of accident from collisions
and runaways now of such frequent oc-
currence. In addition, these improve
lnents would add to the taxable value of
property in the streets named and i'm
prove the appearance of that part of the
city.
Our object in directing attention to
this matter is not to find fault, but to
bring it prominently before the notice of
The public and the Government, to the
end that it may not be lost sight of in
The multiplicity of other engagements.
We are well aware that there was no
money available for that purpose before
he Appropriation Act was approved.
The Royal approval to this Act was
GIVEN October II, 1886, and the two
million Liam Act was approved the day
following, and has since been negotiated. |
There is therefore no longer an excuse
mat funds will not be forthcoming when |
needed. The sum of $3.50, 900 appears in
the Loan Act for improvements of the !
5 treets OF Honolulu and roadways of 1.-THE |
Kingdom )" and "road damages $275,-
DOC" are provided for by the Appropria-
ton Act, page 70, Session Laws of 1886.
these appropriations would seem to
cover the ground, and leave nothing
Whatever to doubt 1t is hoped there
lore that as soon as the weather permits
Tie work of widening, grading and form
ng Merchant and Alakea streets will be
begun and carried on to completion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-07
Week of Prayer.

The subject at the Friday morning
meeting of the week of prayer will be
prayer for Missions The meetin g
will be held at the Y. M. G.. A. Hall at IL
O'Clock, and conducted by Mr. F. w.
Damon. Topics suggested by the Evan
gelical Alliance of the United States
That the Church of Christ may recog-
nize the glory of the commission to
"preaeh the Gospel to every creature"
and may feel it a privilege to make sac
rifces that it may be fulfilled; that far
greater zeal for the Divine glory, and far
more pity for the perishing, may be inn
parted by the Holy Ghost to all the peo-
pie of God; that faithful laborers may
be greatly multiplied, and that all con-
verts may be cOmforted, upheld, guided
and made more useful that the hearts
OF the unconverted may be opened to re-
ceive the truth; that Christian mission
aries may be favorably received by
heather rulers and peoples, and that
native Christians among the heather
may be kept steadfast and made Jealous
in seeking the salvation of their country
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The steamer w. G. Hall sails at 10
O'Clock this morning for Maui and Ha-
wall.
Our readers should bear in mind that
this is the last week of the Volcano piano.
rama
st. Adams College, Mr. A T. Atkinson,
Principal, re-opens for new term on next
Monday.
The annual meeting of the Sailors
Home Society will be held at 10 O'Clock
this morning at the rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce.
A meeting of the Hawaiian Mission Chill
dren's Society will be held tomorrow
evening at : 80 o'clock at the residence OF
Mr. Z. {. Damon.
Seats can still be secured at Wiseman' 3
for the performance of "A Scrap of
Paper" on Monday evening, at the Ha-
waiian Opera House.
There will be the usual service at ST.
Andrews Cathedral this evening, con-
Quoted by the Bishop of Honolulu. The
Rev. II. II. Gowen will deliver brief adj
dress.
The Directors of the Mutual Telephone
Company have decided to reduce the rent
of instruments in the districts of Koolau,
Eva, Waianae and WaiaIua to So per
month.
lolani College will reopen on Monday
next for new term. Applications for ad-
Honolulu or Mr.. V. IL. Kitcat, the head
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-07
Ana Accident,

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Will
cox were returning home in an express,
when at the bridge, just this side of the
What Cheer House, the driver went too
near the side of the road, and the result
was the carriage was turned over and the
occupants thrown out into the stream at
that point which was much swollen.
Some persons near by who witnessed the
accident procured rope and threw it
TO Mr.. Gid Mrs. Wilcox and the driver,
and they were got out none the worse for
their sudden immersion. The carriage
was badly wrecked. Marshal Kaulukou
went oat to the place to render assist
ance, but found it was not needed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-07
The Weather.
morning.

Yesterday was another wretched kind
of a day. Early in the morning there
was very heavy rain and thunder, and
showers TELL throughout the day inter-
mlttently After shutdown a heavy
shower of rain fell, accompanied with
thunder and lightning. Hotel street ran
full stream its entire width from the
summit at DR.. McGrew's to Alakea
street, which caught all tributary streams,
and carried torrent Fort street was
also carrying heavy streams on both
sides. Many of the streets are torn up
and vast quantities of soil were carried
into the harbor, sitting it up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-07
AarErttsements.
Let Me Have a Mild
c. @ A r.!

TENHE ABOVE REQUEST IS HEARD DAILY IN
l. cigar stores, saloons and other places where
cigars sold, for it is undisputsd fact that
most smokers prefer mild cigar, and that those
pri nci pally imported Manilas, will after having
thoroughly injured the stomach and impaired the
nervous system, surely want mild ctgarif they
could find the right kind.
How many thousands .of smokers who suffer
from loss of appetite, headache, nervous irrita
bility, asthma, etc, and who have tried all pos
if they knew that their sufferings were caused by
the Incorporate of strong cigars. and that
they should only smoke mild properly pre-
pared ones.
1t is a fact that not all mild cigars agree well
with smokers, for in most cases there is lack
of care nthe selection of the tobacco, and often
the necessary experience for it is wanting, yet
there is one brasd which suits the most fastid-
ious smoker, and that is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

u b svidsnt thai TIE Dsmeolaiis
party vili eaon ehampion ne admts-
alcn q UlAh into NE Uaien. Few Of
Ne leaders of Ne party have - yet
declared opsnly h faVes Of The admis-
sion q The eposasd Territory, bet teey
are sapsdly sheaaina' aRd aivinR ths
vaolic 70 andsrsaAsa 10 various ways
that thRy are pondeEine oxeE ne UtAh
pFchssm ana are hsasnning - aeabs
waslhaE The polaay puFsaea b. Ne Gov
arnmsna lssAfd The Marmnna e 3 wiss
ons. II d csstAin teAi . bin fos he "a.
mission Of rlAA VII be tnaFoeueed a
ne eomine asssioe q oonsrsaa ana q
b alieasasF prohaols that q vii xesivs
tte snrcort Of large aaRhsr 81 tHs
nsmoeFatic wamessa ef hoaA hoaasn
OF eoarss Utah woaia b q Demo
cratic ssafs, rhs nogmons rs0ard tie
nemoerntie party ss their friend ana
will savpOEs q viah ~ mcaA usal ~ waa
ever Displayed in hehAlf II ths snms
pe,stscal srzantzAiiua - tie slave hola.
-. Il b hsesnss Uaah uonia b =
psmeeraaie STATE thai he Damoeraas
wtli faxaz ~ adntssiop inas tha unson.
IA sks hOps q sseaEing thEea asess
,sessosai voles fer their party. shsy are
wBiine - esrstvs tie federal ssvusn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21
KArKeVr asa BsrLAHenn.

The story shas n. Kalknif. The great
Russian editor. lately deceased, and
0snsFal BonlanRsf. we're close allies.
ana that KaskoE eas prepared % sup
port BoulanRsr n an sncri 20 make
himself dictator Of Francs. may DO lak-
"a Win aoms allowances. u d an I'm
prohahle story, although u l. not ~
ans meers an impossible one.
Kaakoa and BoulAneaE bad many
thinas IN osmmon. The former osFee
FOR nothing bat Ne glory Of Russia,
and tha latter foE nothine bot The glory
II himsslf. Both, however, regarded
0srmany e Ne obstacle 70 the fulall-
meat Of their desires. and both we're 80
aoralnely anxious fos the ovsFsbFou Of
The great Tuuionio empire. Both ~
earded an ailianeo beasesn Rnaala ara
France a. highly desirable. ana u Is no
douba true that KatksR watched tie
Flas Of BonlaBesF vilh eratineaaian.
hoping that . esnius bad a last besn
founa who wosid Lad ths armies 81 q
grand alliance saainss Gsrmany.
d b extremely improbable. housssf.
thai KatksR suggested 70 Boulaneel
that be ahoald make hlmssls We diesa.
sog ef Rsanea o. that b eneaeed 10
assisi Ain Ia any nannsr IN aatemptiaa
70 make bis peweF supreme. Ksikea's
Gala Of operations VS. RaanaA. he ln-
txieasd wiah Ne representatives II
ether eevesnmsntA boa q uas never bic
polley ie Interfere 10 the iasssnaI reli-
tia o. aay esun,Fy besides he eva. BE
probably vslconed BonlAnesF - he
lssdsr 81 he anti-0esman fssliaa 10
France a. be was hinselt ice lsadsr in
Rassia, bus be yea entirely - shreua
- bird bic fostnses 70 thoea q The
French War Minister before TIE pos..I
tian Of ne lataaF - power In Europe
vas aasaFed. de Ga nee reveal BE
plans 10 men Who might b n pousFI
one ear and 10 ian The DsxL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Thomas Mesa tks aazisainxisl. b stop
pleR "a he Palase Hotel. He eanis
irom New foFA hy The Canadian Pact
&C.. and aptaka enihasiaslicAliy % tie
devsispmsnt Of ths Northern Gsniaa.
Mr.. Eaaa has tAkea he sFiD aimclY
Toe pleasufe and for TIE honeda - bis
health, weioA wan mnoA impeirsd b.
Fcasc1 81 eVcrucrk ia11 rear. Ha wisi
ssay IN this city fog a1ssral dnya, aBa
vii thsn proesed 10 eilvefiharn. Ool.
on q wait te his sen. AFTER sklsn hoth
uili return b San fFancisca. II have
zoe worked % HsrFsr's since JanaaFy.
TIE psepAFnflon Ter she caria,maa wuTk
81 that pager hsvinR msda ne inat.
posed. I thipk VII tAke 60 actin,
Uork IL tie Hkxt peiiiieal eanpasnn.
wien an snaaesd o. thu papegf a,
nassF crossed 10 nv paiificAl cplniens.
] os1ld not wofk ghen eSnstrainaa a.
% e.. a. ca Ms insptratian Of anosAsr
maB. They ist re Rave NJ eEn waT.r
--,SsA RrApasns cu&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Ths world Il small and round. Every
body oayn %. Yst hoe many % the
people who repeat this FemsFk ever
heard Of 9 city named Aitehif Precious
fsw, Ne imaRina- Negesthelaaa. Aitchi
Il as bic city "a HoU YeFk. Il Is esii
mated BY o writer IN the Pail Mall
Gasstis thaA Aitehi esuaAin8 I,0s1 90
people. Then. how many Bassonians
ever dreamed 81 the exisienee Of
ChnnReheofoo, Sian of Tsohant -chaufuf
Every one Of these three cities b bigger
thsn Philadflphia. Each Of them has
i,oo000o inhabitants. Then there sFe.
hasldes, HanR Tcheon. BaEsama, Tsin-
Teboo and Woo-C Chang. Oshkosh u
oftener heard Of among Ne people %
ChRistandon than al fhese fsur cities
together. Hfiii any Of them contains
more psopis than . Chiosaoan ever
claimed for bis town. even when In the
presence % s.. TS5aisaa.-Rsw Yerk
9rapAfs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

,1al a - nsal1s b snnl mIl se
81 - I1ss ~ rs5zanc1s Nelnszl
q IItsrlg 3 1sfy - sfrIlix1en 80
ns1ltg q ltn ninsssgnsh sMrfnfS q
6ey akasRa
3 VI, - . hflEs sWANuEl - =.
rsrn ~ hars bsnf tsiisEzg eD1s
flls ndm q Nuhs1a nn1 iNsanAnR-
- lnso - unGaR - e1Mmplun -
ulefns e Uiab. Ezkss DIS iaErisse'
- shf.h kars % leen bsen dnztr1 -.
m1m1en d inen1lnly hulass Ali14 -
stasshes6 Ihnn uz4h 1Aaa > 49,
luiafy e ssnnd sERamsnt 800 90 y
asaenssd fsr kssplne shsrs uai 81 ~.
Unkun. In lhs eans AZ u1ab. 81 -
othsr han6. fhzre sss Eang sd uslN1'
y rsaross - ~ telzi1sEy shezla -.
- s6mitted. Il win sasusdlnGig D
dlnsalk foF shs nsuiy mads fri1nds q
Ussh 10 explain fh1is inesnENsnsJ
Tssy vezs sllksr usszx 10 cppszlna -.
a6mimion u pnksss ara Washlngisn
e. fhey afll n wz1na - fnxnEina ~
sfmlmlo1 q Ufah. Tha psspls 81
Eos b nsow q fn8es which po1lainn 4
giahs and atiah b wrong. 1ha Deme
eInis n Ounzssas wilI b riassd b : -
nillun shEch is msn e dnIissls hanslkA
isiss woula Be- lnsoiernbis.
-.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Thsss Il dissatisfaction amonR ihs
IseAsfs ~ de woman ssamae passy p
esasile. Ihszs Is : dissali1fasiien thet
is noss inisusa. e = vsEy nsaE ~
lfue shas divides dlaaatisfacston fsu1
6lsnaai. ana Is uoald probably peMis
soms d ths dissatisfied onss o isll o.
uhIeh aIas of tks lins thstr fenliaR
shsuld BE- plaosd. q 81 oomen Of .
riaa shas dfd nol sueesed.
Ths leadsfs e he su9Eseisia bad
everything aKsd. Thay we're 70 nams
. candidnts fer Representative, and
Rssusil eoost, 5nnlns Rsebaaiss, Wa.
lsm Uoehsans ard thsiF fOlloasfs vsss
as uuppoxt han. The plan waa niesly
Inid. TIE eoosi RostseseE CsosEans
oombinaslon sese iuyissd % mast he
suamaiuss u eenvsntsOn n oEdsr %
uominnts sbe nnan upon whom ths lat
ess bad 6scided 10 confer he douotfai
honor IL ssiina - thsis standard bear
e. The mssiina eams sa aoooftiEe y
programmes, bns the nan named for
representative waa nos lhe ons npon
whom ne nnfIraelsis bad decided. Ia
Stead a having ne foott-RcehssteE.
coohrans combinaklan snppoFt thar
candidate. ne ssasaGlsls uiIl havs ihs
plsasass Of ssppoEtina 3 eandidats
nnned b ne coordination.
1hs tables vsss vsry skiIlfnily tanned
b. the trio Of county ofaeiala. The
clans q ths snarsaists were 20 good
that thar we're aaoptsd h their en-
aiFssy b their nsw found allies. The
saaraeisss we're eaaRht n theif oun
nsA Instead Of sapsursna. hey we're
eaplured. instead 81 rssaivipR IN 40
eeaal0n 10 ih4lr safsngsh, lhsy bseams
a secession 70 NE strength Of sso.i
ana party.
Isis hafd lnok. bua there Is no way
eat Of q. Tao aaarsaisss must yield
ths aame puppost that they expeoied 70
receive. TheY must boz 70 Scott,
n0ehaaaoF and ocshrans - theg sxrees
"a Scott. RochesieE and Ooshsane 10
boz % them. Hereafter. bafoEa nah
Ine an alIlanes. thsS uiil make sure
shat they are tbs BIGGEST para Of tbs
oombinallon. They have learned .
lssson, ana u Il safe 70 say thai they
viii never again enter into . partner
ship In which the otter fellows name
tie candidate. pass the rssola.ions and
manaes The campaign with the sssar-
anee Of Fsapin9 ell The glory II theFo 10
Victory wiihoui sharing she disaster u
there ID defeat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21


H. Ds@sn b F1aalna ~ -.
m egnrns ne fakima =
4 kttss frnm wnsklnesrns 2. q
GA ~. aeAAna fna kas4n1Aam 2. -.
SO HooEtess - us1Es 80 eznl 49,
afnl IN 90 mhHnt fE1azt3 an1M 18-9e4
- IE1Nz<13s OaEnmiGzzo4E
O. =. b EnzslzaE a<xissd Aerp e.um
a GHsan wnnsR sxap - 6aM ksA1
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rsr'nIsf 1890 affun - NLA08 ler
~ 1'nri sd zzpaaz1 = -. Nn1le
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- q Ef&oen b - enMne kz1ds 80
r1sI'snnH - fn1t1HHs &I180 tnF -
go H9o foe aEanezy. 4AL taz -
anErnk ff1D fn9 mozznsl~ WMas Wa-.s
a. $50 nss,lnw q - siti1.ns q
Teuln1na. rzIrn1ng egnulnE g 49,
wesk. apsaokeS msEN fnn1s knEDrlnR -
nrnexniIna e nnEthern I1sEe - VISA
Inafuu TeErianeFs q agnznHl31ne vs. 49,
psInsed b els1niafs Q retltleB - &c.
arees fer gnnh ctisgn. and q pHuagleie
81 rssslsffnnn e1Ee edoDts1s Eeelllnk
- deaIss q ~ p1orie fgg a1n1x1sllns
fheiF Tnnsona. ana shn enf4zs oppu1l.an
/ 81 fhe sanfhsKn oonntisgs ane pls4zlna
| tho nnamhasa og ne msee4sna % aASkt
! r. - nnaaean e 20 nnnozatic1 bill -
/ ths maxS snssipn Of CnnEree4
causuin ;. r. Mkiteomb And Wa.
Bafrous. owners q the s.eaEe< Gen.
| 0usssr, soRe<bcF with J. M. Malalifs,
have begun woEk a. bali f1s 3 re-
Beat g. taxa ne plaes of shs 0useeE. i
3 % Be sbont 6ofeet Ia ls1G1A ond ulh
draw. uhen Io1fed. three fest ~ wN1ek.
$40 wIll - fIaa upon kba bof1oms gotlal
80 san run upeE tbs fies nz1s ard re-,
wiEhau1 liputne oe8E. 1hB UasteEsa
|maaklnerx VII 6 u1ed sd TIE 80
hons miIl b ca % Albert ESQ mculns'
WORK b beina d1ns 9. haeel. -0Ssisr'
pilzs yosrnai.
A snail fznms h1nss. q AldsE aad
iSevaush streets, Owned b ~ y. 5n1eI
ana eooupiod by Mrz. 0akE1nk ard eeiz.
dFsn. uhs fafaly arrived here fEom NeIl
River. Mazs., wns hnEnsd betwe9n mid
nIahf and 1 oseioak thfa meEDina. Ia
oesnpaafs eecepsd = sh11r ulah1 oEezz.
a.. ard mesa 81 6hnfr cIoihing wns cor.
1aned. The onoinea arrived 100 la
% Be sHsstiEe exeepi in psolectinz 60
laesnt uroDsrty. Mr.. Willis, neigh
Der. Arlt saw the flames. % toe cu.aio.
Of he house. n the fsaFs and state.
that BE could then have exiinRutanee
fhan had the aarden hess bsen ID order
/ The Gre va incsndiasgs githoct doubt
TIE buiidina waa worth sly or VIZ
and waa injured With J. 4 E1misioz
for 600. - Wsifs Walls yoarnel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21
WHAT " 70 D0f

ina symptoms q Biliousness are un-
happily bat TOO veil knows. They diner
q difzesent indigidnals 10 some exfen1.
A BIIioua man h seldom bfeakfasi
oaisF. Too fseQuantly, alass he has ~
exnalleut appsliBa foE liquids. bot none
for aaiida cf Q morning. lis tonRua
viii hardly be inspection at any tune;
n Il il not uhiie and tnsEods d . rough,
a Ell events.
Ths digestive aystem d wholly out Of
order. AID Diarfhsa o. O1na1lpaiio1
may BE- q symptom, or The $50 may
alternate. Thoro ere often HemoF-
rhalds o. even loas Of blood. There
may b. alddinees and eften hsadaohe
ard acidity o. natulssos and lendsrnesa
10 The pit Of the stomach. To oorEsct
aIl this, n NOS effect . cure. Try GSssnss
An0usf FE0wsr, IL costs bat tEiAe, and
thousands attest lta sihoae5.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21
JAPAN BAZAAK

UTn MANM gusR MEcEHgKD A
wv al1Etnanf g 1apnsfla EM1e1
U4inawAEe. NlA Msnd4 aGpht4fss hnt
t11l1r4, Eano91. Cz1pa eaas1, u
0uFina. Eaaiag BnaaFwsMK, 0enis Al,14
fsaa. e. 80 = en1ez1i NE g
@n4masAaA aFsteleA kinnaa eA1 go
EAMht HuIld;na. FRanl sfEust. BNAtifA
Lnufa CkHn4 Uann1tr, = niena
70 lnsmF any lnAaoea1na1M aenlaa s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Judge allyn yesterday cvsEruled The
motioa for . nee trial N ne case of
Hleegnan ". Win. The 1nstice Court
va saslained n the casa of Wallaes -.
Wsiief.
A bali ds1sn actors eame into the
eily yesterday from ever tAa moaniatls,
calming 10 oaVs been lsft n he lapeh
Is SRokane kalia b. their manager,
John A. Carr. They beEan neRgaialions
% RivB . pssfaFmence a. ne opera
nouaa.
Rev. NJ. MaeIAaeFsys so.dition b
sllehsly smpfused. He b 1aifl unable 20
- mosed % his kome hsvesef.
Tue coanfy Commissioners hsld their
laas Bsetlag % the present sossi0n yea
tssdAy. Tney FSpoft The vafk upon ne
CUaniy impFeveueHas Ia snoh SHARE a.
10 BE eafeiy ieft until The frsi mssslsn
% ne nsxs aesssoa--ihe arsi Monday of
Nossmesr.
Tha ball given a. The Aipha Opsga
house lasa svenina b. the Daughters Of
Rshehah uas asianded By = large nnrn-
Der Of tnviamd eueaaa, ehi4ay wamheFs
81 he order Of Oid Feiiswa he az
faif wsa nieely eondrceed; daiiaAtfnl
nnSie lsnt lneplfattaa 90 ths Tying feei
u many dancers and The aaaR On We
waele wsa eoolal event Iona 30 be re-
meUnRFed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21
Notice Of Dissolution Of
Partnership.

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

TnH DkxoR EzaLAKD's rAIH EApz.
The following e The menu Of she
breakfast served one dag iasl week 70
The Queen and guests e. BalmorsA.
Hcotca pcFFidRe, cold rnmp-sfeak pie,
kst Fnmp ateak, cold Cannon Of bacon;
boiled eRns, Scotch scenes. hr9gn bread,
butter. honey, Tea, ca2se, and kind Of
ooooa socially prepared fer HE Queen.
The pofficge was placed on the side
board and vas served 20 cash Rnes1 II
hlue and white China baaina. These
basins were flled b. the attendants, ~
& matter Of course. without any cues
tion as 70 wbelheF pofrl6Re Was wanted
or not. Il was evidently required b.
court etiquette ihai the meal should be
begun with this solid koundation, and
that individual tastes o. the honofed
visitors bad 70 BE- kept abeyanee.
Our informant expresses guEpflse
that there WA no game on the table,
considering that 20 bis certain knowl.
edge tbe lafdsr was full OF grease shot
By Prince Henry and She keepers,
which certainly wanted eating. He fs
probably not aware that the Qaeon eau
not toleFate the small Of game The nfst
thing II the ulof1ing, and cnly allows
u &c the latter meals ouk Of Differences
10 the lasts OF others. II be had taken
9 peep 81 ihe lunoheon and dinner
tables be would have seen plenty Of she
apails Of Prince HenFy'a Gun andeE con-
sideTnfion.-Froma Londoa Latter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21
TRUE ESTIMATE on VALUE

True ESTIMATE OF VALUE.
RemembsF that when we assert she
value Of Brnndreth's Pills Ne at the
aans time refer Soa 70 the thousands Of
testimonials we have publiahed cup
porting ell and eyen nom than We slain.
Tue beet evidence Of their value lies IN
shess tsstimouiaIs. The pills have besn
10 use ID this country for over dfiy years
and IN thst time have been surely veil
tested. We never heard compiAiut Of
them. They ara harmless, being veGe-
tshls. and always DO their work well.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Rsmembsf The Grand BAH Given BY
"a. Members IN good standing nee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

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